EUGÈNE GIRARDET
(1853 Paris 1907)
Oriental scene at an oasis
Oil on panel.
Signed lower left: Eugène Girardet.
26.2 × 41 cm.
Sold for CHF 2 500 (including buyer’s premium) All information is subject to change.
Arrival of the caravan from the desert
Oil on panel
22 × 32.5 cm.
Sold for CHF 5 000 (including buyer’s premium) All information is subject to change.
ADAM STYKA
(Kielce 1890–1959 New York)
Bedouin on a donkey at sunset
Oil on canvas.
Signed lower right: ADAM STYKA.
54.5 × 67.5 cm.
Sold for CHF 12 500 (including buyer’s premium) All information is subject to change.
ULPIANO CHECA Y SANZ
(Colmenar de Oreja 1860–1916 Dax)
Rape of the Sabine women.
Signed lower right: U. Checa.
81.3 × 131 cm.
Sold for CHF 14 940 (including buyer’s premium) All information is subject to change.
FRANCE, 19TH CENTURY
View of the Gulf of Naples from Marina Grande Capri.
Oil on board.
Monogrammed lower left: CoDs.
31.5 x 53.5 cm.
Sold for CHF 3 250 (including buyer’s premium) All information is subject to change.
JOHANN RUDOLF BÜHLMANN
(Hemberg 1812–1890 Zurich)
Neapolitan landscape. 1863.
Signed, inscribed and dated to the right on the stone: R. Bühlmann. Rom. 1863.
91.5 × 134 cm.
Sold for CHF 11 250 (including buyer’s premium) All information is subject to change.
AMÉDÉE ROSIER
(1831 Meaux 1898)
View of Venice with a view of the Doge's Palace.
Signed lower right: A. Rosier.
66.2 × 81.5 cm.
Sold for CHF 10 000 (including buyer’s premium) All information is subject to change.
HENRI ADOLPHE SCHAEP
(Mechelen 1826–1870 Antwerp)
Working on the docks at night. 1856.
Signed and dated lower right: Henri Schaep 1856.
47.7 × 69 cm.
Sold for CHF 18 600 (including buyer’s premium) All information is subject to change.
CHARLES HENRI JOSEPH LEICKERT
(Brussels 1816–1907 Mainz)
The IJ with Amsterdam in the distance.
Signed and dated lower right: C Leickert f.
30 × 40.8 cm.
Sold for CHF 24 700 (including buyer’s premium) All information is subject to change.
THEODORUS JACOBUS ABELS
(Amsterdam 1803–1866 Abcoude)
Village by a river in the moonlight
Signed centre bottom on the tree trunk: Abels ft.
74.3 × 95.7 cm.
JOHAN BERNHARD KLOMBECK
(1815 Kleve 1893)
Forest path with travellers by a stream. 1857.
Signed and dated lower right: J. B. Klombeck 1857. Verso label with confirmation of authenticity by the artist.
69.5 × 58 cm.
Sold for CHF 36 900 (including buyer’s premium) All information is subject to change.
HENRI VAN ASSCHE
(1774 Brussels 1841)
Landscape with watermill and farmyard. 1806.
Signed and dated lower left: H: Van Assche 1806.
46.5 × 67 cm.
Sold for CHF 21 040 (including buyer’s premium) All information is subject to change.
View of a harbour. 1851.
Signed and dated lower left: H: A: Schaep ft 51.
54 × 69.5 cm.
Sold for CHF 46 660 (including buyer’s premium) All information is subject to change.
CARL EBERT
(Stuttgart 1821–1885 Munich)
Sommer am Waldbach. 1865.
Signed lower left: C. Ebert.
76,5 × 63 cm.
EDUARD GRÜTZNER
(Grosskarlowitz 1846–1925 Munich)
Master brewer smoking a cigar. 1882.
Signed and dated lower right: Ed. Grützner 1882.
46 × 37.4 cm.
Heimliche Studie (Secret study). 1892.
Signed and dated lower left: Ed. Grützner. 1892.
79.5 × 60.5 cm.
The card game. 1892.
Signed and dated centre bottom: Ed. Grützner. 92.
58.2 × 48.5 cm.
Sold for CHF 6 250 (including buyer’s premium) All information is subject to change.
MANUEL GARCÍA Y RODRÍGUEZ
(1863 Seville 1925)
Street in Granada.
Signed and inscribed lower left: García y Rodríguez Granada.
70.2 × 44.2 cm.
Falstaff.
Signed centre left: EGrützner.
20.1 × 15.3 cm.
PAUL DÉSIRÉ TROUILLEBERT
(1829 Paris 1900)
Jeune femme en bleu. 1890.
Signed and dated upper left: Trouillebert 1890.
55.5 × 46 cm.
Sold for CHF 17 380 (including buyer’s premium) All information is subject to change.
JACQUES CARABAIN
(Amsterdam 1834–1933 Schaerbeek)
Street scene in Frankfurt am Main. 1913.
Signed and dated lower right: Jacques Carabain 1913.
76.7 × 54.5 cm.
EUGENE GALIEN-LALOUE
(Paris 1854–1941 Chérence)
Paris street scene with view of the Panthéon.
Gouache on paper.
Signed lower left: E. Gallien-Laloue.
25.2 × 36.6 cm (visible dimensions).
Sold for CHF 8 750 (including buyer’s premium) All information is subject to change.
THÉODORE ROUSSEAU
(Paris 1812–1867 Barbizon)
Sous-bois à Fontainebleau.
25.8 × 34 cm.
JOSEF REBELL
(Vienna 1787–1828 Dresden)
Landscape with Lake Como and figures. 1811.
Signed and dated lower right: Jos: Rebell 1811.
119.3 × 158 cm.
Sold for CHF 43 000 (including buyer’s premium) All information is subject to change.
JEAN-BAPTISTE-CAMILLE COROT
(1796 Paris 1875)
Naples – le Mont Saint-Elme et partie de la ville. 1828.
Oil on paper laid on panel.
Signed lower left: COROT.
20.6 × 40.4 cm.
Sold for CHF 104 000 (including buyer’s premium) All information is subject to change.
